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What is the Daily SEAG question and how does it work?
Answered by Sam Stirling, former P7 teacher · Last checked: 2 November 2026
The short answer
One SEAG-style question each weekday, with my worked answer the next morning, and the week's five by email on Fridays. Each one tells your child why a wrong answer is wrong. It's free, and it takes about five minutes a day.
How it works
- Each weekday: one SEAG-style question.
- The next morning: my worked answer, including why each wrong answer is wrong.
- Fridays: the week's five questions together, by email.
Why a wrong answer matters
Silly mistakes are normal at this age and stage. What matters is whether your child can spot the mistake and put it right, and seeing why a wrong answer is wrong is how they learn to.
Last checked: 2 November 2026 by Sam. This answer is Sam's own teaching advice, so it doesn't rely on official dates or figures. Answers that do always list their official sources here.
Free, every weekday
Get the Daily SEAG question
One SEAG-style question each weekday, with Sam's worked answer the next morning.